The process connectors architecture incorporates two key approaches that address heterogeneity over varying time scales.
TBLL task design incorporates two key features: 1) a focus on supporting task progression (for example, by providing adequate instructions to the learner so that they can achieve the goal of the task) and 2) a language learning specific focus.
This hypothesis is based on a model of leukocyte telomere length dynamics (leukocyte telomere length and its attrition rate) that incorporates two key features.
Process of care refers to what is actually done in the delivery and receipt of care and incorporates two key components: clinical care and interpersonal care processes [ 17, 18].
The first model only incorporates three key variables (controlling for province dummies): logged size, year dummy, and the interaction between them.
The framework incorporates three key attributes of disturbance theory: heterogeneity in disturbance rates, spatial correlation between disturbance events and different impacts of disturbance.
The operational model for ILC proposed here is referred to as the RAIN.p Displayed in Figure 1, the RAIN model incorporates five key departments within the UWA: community conservation, monitoring and research, tourism, legal, and law enforcement.
Infrastructure, user functions and operational characteristics are described, and a case illustrates the use of this system that incorporates six key design elements needed for a successful virtual collaboration system (VCS).
On the one hand, our system incorporates four key factors that are essential to retailers, i.e., which items only attracted the interest of customers, which items are purchased by most customers, which items they match with, which region has a large number of people, and what is the general order of goods being bought by customers.
This approach incorporates four key elements: study limitations (in design and conduct), consistency of findings of the underlying evidence, directness of its relationship to the medical practice under consideration, and precision of results.
In this article, we develop a new mathematical model which incorporates three key aspects in the emergence of resistance caused by antibiotic exposure: the response of the host's immune system, horizontal transfer of resistance genes and patterns of antibiotic treatment regimens.
